“At The Movies” is a fun summer series where we show movie clips from popular current films of this past year along with a message that connects the popular movies with scripture. You probably don’t usually look to movies for life lessons, but take our word for it—sit back, relax, and hear a different perspective on how popular films can point us toward the gospel.
The movie Song Sung Blue tells the moving story of ordinary people searching for connection, purpose, and hope through music and community. In this sermon, we’ll explore how their journey echoes biblical themes of grace, belonging, and the deep human desire to be seen and loved. Just as Scripture reminds us that God works through imperfect people, Song Sung Blue shows how healing, joy, and redemption can emerge in unexpected places. Join us as we discover how God’s song of love continues to play through every life.
Wicked: For Good presents a cast of characters with differing motivations and goals. While many sought to do good, the means by which they went about it yielded very different results. Join us as we explore what it means to cultivate goodness - both within and without.
Come find out what we can learn about determination as we follow Will, a small goat, chase his dreams to be a sports star. This movie is great for kids!
This week, we explore the powerful film CODA and what it teaches us about listening, belonging, sacrifice, and love. Through the story of a hearing daughter growing up in a deaf family, we’ll reflect on how God calls us to truly hear one another’s hearts, make room for every voice, and support one another’s calling. In a world full of noise but short on understanding, this message invites us to become people who listen with compassion and love like Christ.